Main Street to Douglas Avenue to Clarendon Step back in time and discover the charm and character of the iconic Byron House, a stunning heritage property built in 1917 and steeped in local history. This impressive 2.5 storey home showcases timeless architecture, featuring double front verandahs, three large hipped dormers, beautiful hardwood floors, exquisite original woodwork throughout, ornamental fireplaces, double entry doors with etched glass, and two beautiful stained-glass windows gracing the side of the home. Lovingly maintained and occupied by generations of the same family, this unique property offers spacious living across three levels. The main floor features three bedrooms, a welcoming front parlour, elegant French doors, and all the warmth and craftsmanship expected of a home from this era. The second floor mirrors the spacious layout of the main level and includes three bedrooms and a large eat-in kitchen with pantry. The top floor offers a charming two bedroom apartment tucked beneath the dormers, creating additional living space for extended family or income potential. Throughout the home, each bathroom retains its original clawfoot bathtub, preserving the rich heritage and timeless character that make this property so special. From the grand double verandahs to the intricate woodwork, stained glass accents, and etched glass details, the Byron House stands as a remarkable example of early 20th-century craftsmanship and architectural beauty. Additional features include a roof replaced in 2020, off-street parking, and countless period details that have been carefully preserved over the years. Whether you're looking for a multi-generational family home, an investment opportunity, or simply a chance to own a piece of Saint John history, the Byron House offers a rare combination of heritage charm, space, and versatility. Ideally located close to the New Brunswick Museum, Harbour Passage, and just minutes to Uptown Saint John. This is more than a home, it's a legacy waiting for its next chapter. (id:27476)
